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Consistent use of masks crucial in curbing infection

As the coronavirus numbers go up in Kenya, it is safe for Kenyans to know there’s no vaccine or medicine so far and therefore, prevention is the most cost-effective way of fighting the deadly disease.

That is why Kenyans must embrace preventive measures outlined by the government including proper hand washing or sanitising, keeping social distance and avoiding touching eyes, nose or mouth as the most practical ways of combating Covid-19 pandemic.

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